a) Use superposition theorem to determine the value of (V) in circuit given in Figure 3.R4R1 3kQ1kQ i-4VV2-1VR2<8kQV1 V3-5VR36kQFigure 3b) A Four pole, wave wound DC series motor operating at 120V has 100 conductors onits armature. It has armature and series field resistance of 0.40 each. The motortakes a current of 40A. Estimate its speed if it has a flux per pole of 30mWb.3.

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